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Calves, Dairy Cattle, Prime Cattle / Cull Sale Reports & Information for the week ending 25TH JUNE 2021 1530 HEAD SOLD PRIME CATTLE to 235.50p/kg CULL COWS to 210.50p/kg PRIME LAMBS to 250p/kg STORE LAMBS to £81.50 DAIRY to £2020 CULL EWES to £130.50 STIRKS to £565 CALVES to £448 STORE STEERS to £1220 STORE HEIFERS to £1230 Cull cows to £1730 from KJ & R Hickery Frome Market, Standerwick, Frome, Somerset BA11 2QB Tel: 01373 830 033 Fax: 01373 831 201 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fromelivestock.com Auctioneers: Cooper & Tanner and Symonds & Sampson COVID 19 REGULATIONS JANUARY 2021 Please note the Government have made it mandatory for people to wear masks when in a livestock market. Please help to protect yourself & those around you & please bring your own face mask. Vendors are now allowed to see their own stock sold; a viewing area has been made available. Please ensure any instructions are clearly identified on the entry form. NO SOCIAL VISITS OR ON LOOKING ALLOWED. Buyers please note attendance at markets MUST be restricted to those conducting business and only 1 representative per business. Buyers will be restricted to allow Social distancing – wear a face mask and 2m between each buyer. Buyers must sanitise on entry to the market, on exiting and whenever possible. Buyers must not attend with partners, children or others. Buyers where possible should double up and buy for multiple clients. Any buyer who does not actually secure a purchase MUST register with the office after the sale. Hauliers MUST ensure their name and contact details are recorded on the entry form for the stock they are delivering. Anyone who is knowingly ill, showing symptoms of the virus, or has an underlying health issue, MUST NOT attend. Pregnant women or children MUST NOT attend the market. Please only attend the market intending to conduct business, onlookers and the public MUST NOT attend. WEDNESDAY 23rd JUNE 2021 TOTAL HEAD SOLD: 1288 PRIME CATTLE (72) to 235p/kg or £1650 Starts 11.30am AUCTIONEER: CHARLIE COLEMAN 07494 588013 It gets better and better! What a sensational day seeing over 70 Prime cattle meet a market record average of a massive 206p/kg! These numbers are drawing new buyers creating a fierce ringside trade. Sell live here at Frome and thrive. My thanks to every single vendor displaying one of the best shows of cattle seen here at Frome. TOP PRICE STEER 235.50p/kg for a Limousin from RE & AM Hicks TOP PRICE HEIFER 235p/kg for a Limousin from RE & AM Hicks UTM FAT TOTALS: No MIN P/KG MAX P/KG STEERS Light 100-550kg 10 155.50 220.50 Medium 551-650kg 5 198.50 231.50 Heavy 651kg+ 11 205.50 235.50 HEIFERS Light 100-550kg 5 179.50 200.00 Medium 551-650kg 25 179.50 235.00 Heavy 590kg+ 12 193.50 233.00 Market Gates Open at 6.30 am – Please get your stock to market EARLY UTM STEERS (26) Max. 235.50p/kg & £1650 Quality superbly well rewarded today seeing a mouth-watering run of cattle from the Hicks family see Hereford steers to £1650 or 205.50p/kg, with striking Limousin steers to £1636, £1583, £1567, £1514 and £1400 or 235.50p/kg, 231.50p/kg 3 times and 228.50p/kg, why go anywhere else! Not to be outdone a smart Limousin steer from the Ponzo family raced to 225.50p/kg or £1420. Good to see weekly vendors, the Lessey family’s quality Blue steers sail away to a huge 231p/kg, 225.50p/kg and 218.50p/kg or £1549, £1542, £1449 and £1441. Again regulars, Messrs Yandle’s Angus steers race to 205.50p/kg or £1465, with their Fleckvieh to 208.50p/kg or £1367. Jimmy Winter found excellent support to see his Simmental steers to 210.50p/kg and 202.50p/kg or UTM STEERS MAX BREED VENDOR MAX (£) VENDOR (p/kg) Limousin 235.50 RE & AM Hicks, 1636 RE & AM Hicks, Bristol Bristol Blue 231.00 FJ Lessey & Son, 1549 FJ Lessey & Son, Wincanton Wincanton Charolais 226.50 J Powell & Son, 1370 J Powell & Frome, Frome Frome Hereford 220.50 J Powell & Son, 1650 RE & AM Hicks, Bristol Frome Continental 218.50 AH Collins, Bristol 1459 AH Collins, Bristol Simmental 210.50 L Winter, Lyndhurst 1069 L Winter, Lyndhurst Fleckvieh 208.50 BJ & EM Yandle, 1367 BJ & EM Yandle, Martock Martock Angus 205.50 BJ & EM Yandle, 1465 BJ & EM Yandle, Martock Martock Devon 197.50 WN Walford & Co, 997 WN Walford & Co, Langport Langport £1069 and £1042. A run of well farmed North Devon steers from Charlie Walford traded well to 197.50p/kg or £997. A single Parthenaise from AH Collins flew to 218.50p/kg or a monstrous £1459. Good to see birthday boy Freddie Winter here, seeing his Herefords fly to 213p/kg or £1122. Brian Powell presented an excellent run of Herefords seeing the best to 220.50p/kg, 219.50p/kg and 213p/kg or £1197. £1129 and £1122. His Charolais roared to 226.50p/kg or £1370. UTM HEIFERS (42) Max. 235p/kg & £142 A superb yarding of over 40 heifers here at Frome meeting an off the clock trade. Top of the day, the Payne family’s corking Charolais heifers, rocketing to 228.50p/kg, 222p/kg and 215p/kg or an outstanding £1631, £1498 and £1441. The Hicks family again ticked all the boxes seeing their Charolais to 228.50p/kg or £1357, Limousins to 235p/kg, 233p/kg, 229.50p/kg and 228.50p/kg or £1386, £1348, £1278 and £1275. Mr Ponzo again up fighting for medals with Limousins to 229.50p/kg and 227.50p/kg or £1406 and £1365. A lovely thick Simmental heifer from RE Dury & Son reached 220.50p/kg or £1424. The Yandle’s Blue well sold to 209.50p/kg or £1380. A smart Angus heifer from Jim Short flew to 212.50p/kg or £1294. This chased hard by Waddon Farm who saw heifers to 209.50p/kg or £1194. Good numbers from the Collins family topped at 206p/kg and 199.50p/kg or £1129. Mr Doggrell’s Hereford heifer well fought over to 216.50p/kg and 212.50p/kg or £1249. Again the Powell’s Herefords flew to 203.50p/kg and 202.50p/kg or £1223 and £1172. A well-fleshed Friesian heifer from KJ Osborne & Partners well sold to 193.50p/kg or £1277. UTM HEIFERS MAX BREED VENDOR MAX (£) VENDOR (p/kg) Limousin 235.00 RE & AM Hicks, 1406 JA Ponzo, Pewsey Bristol Charolais 228.50 RE & AM Hicks, 1294 JH Short, Wick Bristol Simmental 220.50 RE Dury & Son, West 1424 RE Dury & Son, West Harptree Harptree Hereford 216.50 J Powell & Son, 1249 VI & GR Doggrell, Frome Wincanton Angus 212.50 JH Short, Wick 1294 JH Short, Wick Blue 209.50 BJ & EM Yandle, 1380 BJ 7 EM Yandle, Martock Martock Friesian 193.50 KJ Osborne & Prtnrs, 1277 KJ Osborne & Prtnrs, Ston Easton Ston Easton Devon 179.50 WN Walford & Co, 881 WN Walford & Son, Langport Wincanton OTM PRIME CATTLE (23) Max. 210.50p/kg & £1399 Nearly 20 OTM’s today meeting an outstanding trade. Top call a British Friesian steer from West Farms charging to 199.50p/kg or a huge £1399 with others to £1238 and £1298 for a Swedish steer. 2 well farmed Shorthorns from the Garraway family flew to 175.50p/kg twice or £1031. Angus steers from the Hill family flew to 185.50p/kg or £1279. Nigel Masters Friesian heifers flew to 180.50p/kg or £1198, but stealing the show the Withers family Friesian heifer to 189.50p/kg or £1366. Angus heifers from CA AC Alvis soared to 208.50p/kg or £1334 with others to £1291 and £1156 from AE & CA Miller. A single Devon heifer from P Brewer well sold to 168p/kg or £1302. West Farms’ Hereford heifers sold to 210.50p/kg or £1281 and a corking Simmental heifer from RE Dury & Son to 183.50/kg or £1315. UTM STEERS TO 235.50P/KG OR £1636 FROM RE & AM HICKS ATTENTION TB VENDORS PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately, due to data protection we can no longer access your license information from the ministry, please ensure you remember to enter cattle with us direct for the catalogue. This is important to maximise buyer attendance. ARE YOU UNDER TB RESTRICTION? We hold regular Restricted Orange Sales for Cull Cows, Prime and Store Cattle Restricted Orange Sales 2021 Dates: MONDAY 19TH JULY MONDAY 16TH AUGUST MONDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER Cattle must be licenced to these sales and licences must be obtained from animal health at least one week before the sale. ALL VENDORS MUST ALSO CONTACT THE MARKET OFFICE BY THE WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO THE SALE TO NOTIFY US OF YOUR CATTLE ENTRIES Applying for a licence has now changed; an application form (TB204) must be completed and either emailed to [email protected] or posted to APHA, Polwhele, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 9AD CULL COWS (70) Beef to 189.50p/kg Dairy to 164.50p/kg Starts 11.30am AUCTIONEER: CHARLIE COLEMAN 07494 588013 A yarding of over 70 cows met another rock and roll trade, seeing best end cows become considerably dearer. Top of the day saw a new market record set a monster £1730 or 189.50p/kg for a Simmental from KJ & R Hickery. Messrs I &J Holmes’ wasn’t to be out done, with a Blue cow charging to 189.50p/kg or £1389.
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